Reputation Points

**Jayhawk** · 10-07-2004, 03:02 PM

ya well those people died so its ok

**DanB** · 10-07-2004, 03:03 PM

Originally Posted by Jayhawk

ya well those people died so its ok

bring it back

**Cheese** · 10-07-2004, 03:42 PM

Originally Posted by danb

You are lucky then, I heard Samaritans worldwide were inundated with telephone calls from broken members

Ouch!

**sebastian_insua** · 10-08-2004, 02:35 PM

Bring the reputation marks back as they were useful for seeing whether infromation is likely to be correct (and for spotting noobies).

As although people think this is a bad thing and that you shouldn't judge a book by its cover etc... it really does help when finding out what are the latest/best applications the newest releases etc..... as those who come here more often, often have the answers...

my 2 Cents.....
(edit: I live in the UK so my 2 Pence actually... lol)

**Busyman** · 10-08-2004, 02:47 PM

Originally Posted by sebastian_insua

Bring the reputation marks back as they were useful for seeing whether infromation is likely to be correct (and for spotting noobies).

As although people think this is a bad thing and that you shouldn't judge a book by its cover etc... it really does help when finding out what are the latest/best applications the newest releases etc..... as those who come here more often, often have the answers...

my 2 Cents.....
(edit: I live in the UK so my 2 Pence actually... lol)

Yes, exactly, what he said.

Reputation points will really work. Bring it back.

**Jayhawk** · 10-08-2004, 02:51 PM

are we ever going to get an admin or mods say in this and what is going on in team chat about it?

**manker** · 10-08-2004, 03:53 PM

Yeah, bring them back. I promise to only rate people positively when they do something selfless and will rate people badly when they don't say thanks.

I will refrain from giving bad points when someone gets on my nerves/is a poor speller/has more rep points than me/is a scouser/bumps their own lounge thread after it's been dead for 3 days/professes to have a 'lucky number'/disagrees with me/puts an apostrophe in the wrong place/rejects my cyber advances. I also won't rate people higher when they make me laugh whilst, in the main, not rating those who post verifieds and tech advice.

Yes. I can see me doing all that and everyone pitching in to make the reputation system really work.

If I can take the sarcasm tags off for a moment tho' I think that implementing the reputation system for a bit of fun is a great idea. Provided it isn't taken at all seriously.

**Busyman** · 10-08-2004, 04:10 PM

Originally Posted by manker

Yeah, bring them back. I promise to only rate people positively when they do something selfless and will rate people badly when they don't say thanks.

I will refrain from giving bad points when someone gets on my nerves/is a poor speller/has more rep points than me/is a scouser/bumps their own lounge thread after it's been dead for 3 days/professes to have a 'lucky number'/disagrees with me/puts an apostrophe in the wrong place/rejects my cyber advances. I also won't rate people higher when they make me laugh whilst, in the main, not rating those who post verifieds and tech advice.

Yes. I can see me doing all that and everyone pitching in to make the reputation system really work.

If I can take the sarcasm tags off for a moment tho' I think that implementing the reputation system for a bit of fun is a great idea. Provided it isn't taken at all seriously.

Wanker your post would have been a classic had you not posted that disclaimer at the end.